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Aaron Fullerton on Twitter: "I beat cancer. If they suddenly find a cure for cancer now, I’m gonna be so mad!
This tweet is about student loans." / Twitter
One of the most persistent American logical fallacies is “If I worked really hard to achieve something, then people who haven’t achieved it must not be working hard.“
This tweet uncovered peeps who don't understand that an analogy functionally compares two things to illustrate a point. An analogy DOES NOT equate those two things on moral, ethical, empirical, spiritual, nutritional or any other grounds.
Whew!
We decided to cure everyone of cancer this year but will allow people to die of cancer next year again.
This tweet is about student loan debt forgiveness without free tuition going forward.
Insulin used to cost $350 p/month. Now it's gonna cost $35 p/month. Will the student loan non-forgivers want these folks to pay the old price to be fair to those who used to pay a lot more?